10 years of Android Development: The Retrospective
summary
A practical ten-year-plus retrospective that traces concrete shifts: the workflow moves from Eclipse AD plugin and slow emulators to Android Studio (preview 2013, stable 2014) with Gradle builds and AVDs; common libs named include Crashlytics, ButterKnife, Dagger, Retrofit and later AndroidX; architectures evolve from ALL‑IN‑ACTIVITY to MVC → MVP → MVVM (ViewModel + LiveData) and optional MVI plus repository pattern; Kotlin rises — Kotlin promoted at IO 2019 — and Eclipse finally reaches end-of-life in Nov 2016, while Compose now replaces XML UIs.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 5:05First Android version poll
- 6:08Android OS evolution timeline
- 10:29Three ages of Android dev
- 13:25Architecture evolution overview
- 22:24Development environment evolution
- 31:05Native UI building evolution
- 41:28Retrospective and closing
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